I want to post a message there about my "Fill My Map" thing, offering to send books to people who live in states to which I haven't yet sent books. Trouble is, I'm not sure in which forum I should post it. It's not really a Release Challenge, is it? Or would that be the best place? Or maybe Fun and Games? BookRays? Chit Chat? ACK! I really don't know where would be the best place to post this.
HELP!
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(And thanks in advance)! :)
ETA: Thanks for the advice! I've just posted my message in Wish Lists. :)
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Thanks! :)
Thanks! :)
But this stuff is DEFINITELY going media mail. And I tried to get rid of a bunch of the big hardcovers tonight at my BookCrossing meet-up (so they'd be off my shelf, and therefore not available for me to have to ship to people). The other thing is that I've also asked for people to give two or three choices (in case their first choice is unavailable). Whattaya wanna bet that I'll end up sending people ALL the books they request, instead of just one?
BTW, I've been meaning to ask - what is the caption on your icon? It's a beautiful image, and I've been wondering about the text. :)
Yes, that is the truth, isn't it? It's something that I started to glimpse a few years ago, and have been getting all sorts of evidence about it more recently. I've been turned off to a lot of religions because of beliefs that I just couldn't accept (the primary example of this being Christianity, with which I've had issues since I was very small). But the more I explore religions, the more I find the similarities - when you get down to the real "essence" of the belief system. Sure there are differences, but some of the "big" ones are so often things that aren't really core beliefs - fundamentalists of all stripes come up with some crazy stuff. But when you get right down to it, love and compassion are the *real* fundamentals of any authentic belief system. And really, what more do we need? And that's not to say that I don't value the individual traditions and differences, too - as long as they're not things that are creating separation between people, rather than bringing them closer together, and closer to the Divine. If that makes sense.
Oops. It's probably too close to my bedtime for me to be getting this contemplative and trying to put it into words. ;)
*more facepalming*
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